MBA News

Three Rewley scholars have entered the MBA programme with one scholar joining the MFE programme for the 2023-24 academic year.

Our inaugural scholars, Mariah, Kelvin and Esete, have been welcomed onto our MBA, with a background in tech, impact investing and sustainability.

Oxford Saïd revealed that this year's MBA intake is 51% female, the first time in one of Europe's top-tier MBA programmes where women outnumber men. 

TIME magazine named an African business founded by two Oxford Saïd alumni as one of the world’s most influential companies of 2023, alongside Apple and SpaceX.

The Saïd Business School MBA team captured the MBAT gold medal for the fifth consecutive win in this year’s ‘MBA Olympics'.

The Rewley Scholarship is an alumni-funded award that supports talented candidates to attend Oxford Saïd.

The Oxford Saïd sports team dominated the 2023 MBAT HEC Tournament, bringing home the gold trophy and securing their place as tournament champions.  

More than 190 students have arrived in Paris to represent the School at this year's MBA Tournament (MBAT) 2023, dubbed the MBA Olympics.

Social entrepreneur Magdalena Kupfersberger has been named as one of Europe's Top 100 Women in Social Enterprise for 2023.

Saïd Business School MBA students have won the prestigious final of The Turner MIINT (Impact Investing Network & Training) at The Wharton School in America.

A new talent partnership has been announced between the the Oxford Saïd Career Development Centre and the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Launchpad.

As Oxford and Cambridge rowing teams prepare to go head-to-head in the world's most iconic boat race, our MBA Esther Austin gives a front row view.

Development and environmental challenges must be addressed in tandem.

The chosen group will go on to compete against some of the best universities in Europe during the MBA Europe North Regional Finals.

This year's GOTO will challenge Saïd Business School's students to consider how global organisations can address some of the world’s most pressing issues.

The Entrepreneurship Centre at Saïd Business School held the final of first All-Innovate inter-college competition, with three teams sharing a £30,000 prize pot

The idea initially came from MBA Entrepreneurship Project.

The list aims to showcase the most influential individuals in the industry in terms of leadership and impact.

The scholarship is directed towards extraordinary women with clear leadership potential.

The scholarships are aimed at Black and Mixed-Black prospective students